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The Ruin of Arnor

December 2006·pp. 10–11

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The forthcoming sourcebook returns to the ruined northern kingdom of Arnor, joining its ancient fall to the later story of Arathorn and Aragorn. The preview introduces forces for Arnor, Angmar and the Grey Company, including Arvedui, Gûlavhar and Bûrhdur, and explains that the book combines linked scenarios, army lists, profiles and hobby material rather than merely presenting a new miniature range.

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Welcome to Wargaming

A newcomer’s introduction explains collecting, painting and playing as complementary parts of the hobby before comparing the three main games. Ranked regiments and manoeuvre define Warhammer, loose squads and vehicles shape Warhammer 40,000, and individually moving warriors with finite heroic resources distinguish The Lord of the Rings. The guide also explains points values, supplements, clubs and events so that a first collection can develop into a playable army.

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LoreWD 324 · pp. 42–43

Iron Will, Iron Blood: The Lilia Mundi Incursion

Saim-Hann emissary Triadhu Firesong demands the evacuation of Lilia Mundi, claiming it as the Eldar maiden world Lelialthar, and kills the Iron Blood clans’ elder when challenged. His son Khemu rallies the clans with the support of their mysterious Sky Warriors, the Black Templars who recruit on the planet. The account describes the hidden Chapter keep and leaves the Eldar’s underlying purpose uncertain, framing the conflict through human tribal history and Imperial records.

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LoreWD 324 · pp. 48–51

Iron Will, Iron Blood: Forces of the Incursion

An illustrated dossier identifies the Saim-Hann invaders and the Black Templar defenders through the roles they played in the war. Eldar jetbikes and anti-personnel Vypers terrorise a population poorly equipped to resist them, while a depleted Chapter garrison is strengthened in successive arrivals. Named figures, surviving Neophytes and veteran Dreadnoughts turn the accompanying armies into participants with histories rather than anonymous collections.

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